Michael Jackson Moonwalker (1990 Sega) – Sega developed two similarly themed beat ’em up video games in 1990. One was released for the arcades and another released for the Mega Drive/Genesis and Master System.
Althought, they were developed in tandem, gameswere made by a completely different team and are entirely different games. One is a side-scrolling platformer, other one is a weird, isometric, run-and-gun/beat-em-up hybrid. Source
“Insert Coin” is a new documentary about Midway, the Chicago-based videogame developer that transformed the industry with Mortal Kombat, NBA Jam, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and other coin-op classics. Director Joshua Tsui funded the film via this Kickstarter and will premiere at the SXSW Film Festival later this month.
Not many people have a full-size Galaga arcade game in their kitchen but Jordan Dorrington at Cedar Rapids does.
“My wife decided that she would never see me again if it is in the basement so we had to put it right here in the kitchen so she could sit on the couch and watch TV while I try to break a record,” he said.
Galaga is a Japanese arcade game released 1981 and let’s just say Dorrington is addicted to it.
Jordan recently broke the Galaga world record with 20,980,450.
And yes he did it in his kitchen. To break the world you have an incredible amount of skill, patience, and endurance.
The all-new Rec Room Masters 24″ Xtension Gameplay Jr. Arcade Cabinet is amazing and in this video, we take a look at this new Arcade Cabinet. With real SUZO HAPP buttons and sticks an Ultimate I-PAC Usb encoder and support for the Raspberry Pi Running Retropie Or PC this cabinet is shaping up to be one of my favorites can it beat Arcade1Up cabs? In my option yes it can and does. This is a DIY arcade cabinet and you will need to add your own 24 inch TV or Monitor plus a Raspberry Pi or PC running LaunchBox, Hyperspin or whatever your favorite emulation frontend is but once you have this up and running it’s gonna be hard to stop playing!
There are two types of geeks in this world, those of which that are old enough to remember actually playing arcade games, and those that are not. For those people in the former group, this awesome Insert Coin Arcade key-chain will certainly hit some nostalgia cords! Not only is it an exact replica of the device you’d pop quarters into all day to keep playing your favorite arcade game, but it also lights up to make it even more realistic.
Arcade1UP was kind enough to send over the all New Burger Time Cabinet for an early look and review. This cab comes preloaded with 4 games in total, Burger Time, Karate Champ, Bad Dudes and CaveMan Ninja it also comes with a burger time brand Riser and Lit Marquee!
This is a lonnnng video. No edits, no make up or filters. All the prevention professionalism and screw ups in real time. We’re wrapping a huge 40″ arcade, then wiring a 4 player console and rolling a cigarette. Watch me work as though you were there bothering me and secretly perving at me like a freak
We’ve got work to do on this ’80s retro arcade game! Adding high score saving, improving and customizing the coin door, upgrading the coin mechs, making a new operation sheet, applying new stickers, and even trying out Super Missile Attack.
In this video, I show you how to add a Raspberry Pi to your Arcade1up CounterCade! This arcade1Up COUNTER-CADE mod allows you add a Raspberry pi running RetroPie so you can play your favorite Vertical retro games on your very own mini bar top arcade system.
So ever since I got my hands on the new AtGames Legends Ultimate Arcade I have been wondering what CPU is powering this arcade cab but the Heatsink is soldered onto the mainboard so in order to remove it we have to drill or desolder it! and in this video, I finally get the heatsink off the board and find out what Cpu and how much ram this cabinet is rocking! Is it RockChip, Allwinner Amlogic? Let’s find out.